trash russian
ведро́
bucket
bin/ trash can
му́сор
garbage, trash, debris, rubbish, sweepings, dust, refuse
police, cop (slang)
дрянь
rubbish, trash
loathsome woman
му́сорный
rubbish, trash, garbage
police (colloquial)
барахло́
junk / stuff, gear, togs, odds and ends, trash
goods and chattels
хлам
rubbish, trash, junk, lumber
труха́
dust, hay-dust, trash
отбро́с
waste, throw, residue, garbage
trash (also fig.: person)
бы́дло
hick, trash
обга́дить
to soil, to befoul, to make dirty, to mess up
to badmouth, to denigrate, to slander, to spoil, to trash
дрань
rags, tatters, junk, trash
lath, split wood (for plastering or roofing), shingles (split)
шушва́ль
riffraff, low-life crowd
trash, rabble
му́сорник
trash can, garbage bin
dumpster, garbage container
му́сорница
trash bin; garbage can
замусо́ривание
littering; making dirty with trash
cluttering; overloading with unnecessary things
со́рный
weedy, trashy, refuse, waste
дрянно́й
trashy
заму́соривший
that has littered, having littered, that has trashed
Examples
Взрывча́тку спря́тали в му́сорной у́рне.
The explosives were hidden in a trash bin.
Э́то - не журнали́стика, э́то - му́сор.
This isn't journalism; this is trash.
Том прове́рил все му́сорные конте́йнеры.
Tom checked all the trash cans.
Please take out the trash.
В понеде́льник вывозят му́сор.
Monday is trash day.



















